50 Key Things I've Learned In 50-Something Years

October 16, 2013 Subscribe · Forward 50 Key Things I've Learned In 50-Something Years Soon, I'll be turning 50-something. There's no point in denying so-called aging -- it's something I wasn't always convinced I'd be here to witness -- but I can't help getting my real age number stuck in my throat when I have to actually say it.  Continue reading... 6 Best Places To Retire Overseas If You're Gay Where Are All The Older Single Men? Guess Who's Starring In Woody Allen's New Movie Project? Was This Family's Pose Copied By New CBS Sitcom? 8 Things You Can Never Say Often Enough To A Woman The Guru Who Brought Meditation To Schools, Abuse Victims -- And Oprah 11 Commonly Used Made-Up Words That Drive Us Insane 11 Commonly Used Made-Up Words That Drive Us Insane WATCH: You'll Shed A Tear As Grandpa Gets In Gear The Top 5 Regrets Of The Dying VIVIAN DILLER, PH.D. Beauty Addiction: Could Mani-Pedi Anonymous Be Next? Do you find that having someone massage your feet and polish your nails soothes your anxiety? Do you get uneasy when your hair stylist is on vacation or can't fit you in for monthly highlighting or coloring? Continue reading... LARRY SABATO Kennedy's Final Days -- Excerpt From The Kennedy Half-Century Kennedy's final days paint a picture of a man who craved excitement. Perhaps because two of his siblings, Joe and Kathleen, had died young and the president himself had repeatedly faced death, JFK seemed unusually conscious that his time on earth was fleeting. Continue reading... RENEE FISHER Nana Has a Rap Sheet The cop was, of course, unaware that Judy's sense of direction was rivaled only by her memory. The court date passed unnoticed, while Judy went on with the less serious commitments of her life. Then the warrant for her arrest arrived in the mail. Continue reading... JIM T. MILLER Help for Seniors Who Are Drowning in Clutter Compulsive cluttering is a problem that effects up to five percent of Americans -- many of whom are seniors -- with problems ranging anywhere from mild messiness to hoarding so severe it may be related to a mental health disorder like obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Continue reading... ADAM LEVIN When It Comes to Technology, Sometimes It Makes Sense to Slow Down Everyone is in a hurry -- overbooked, overworked, and generally overwhelmed. With life churning forward at a pace that makes the "rat race" of the '50s feel like a Sunday picnic, is it any wonder we're hungry for new ways to work faster and more efficiently? Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003